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...retooled plan seems to reflect a loosening of the traditional constraints the U.S. has placed on its nuclear arms--which limited their use to retaliation against biological, chemical or nuclear attack or to extraordinary combat situations. The review--first reported by the Los Angeles Times--says the U.S. might consider nuclear strikes if Iraq attacked Israel, if China moved militarily against Taiwan or if North Korea reinvaded South Korea...
Kweller’s lyrics reflect his eccentric personality; one could argue that they’re either poetically insightful or complete nonsense. “The butterflies are passive/aggressive/ And put their problems on the shelf/ But they’re beautiful” he croons on “In Other Words.” As Kweller, still too young to drink legally, matures and continues his musical experiments, we can look forward to decades of refreshingly unique music. In the meantime, try to hitch a ride to his show when he opens for Dashboard Confessional in Worcester...
...true that her shows—at least this one—reflect the same minimalist subtlety that hides her gallery in the top corner of a discreet building on Newbury Street. After all, this is an inconspicuous—but influential—gallery that shows inconspicuous art. Though it is subtle, it is not unremarkable...
Would Bossert and Heimert raise their children in Harvard Houses today if given the opportunity? “If it meant living there myself, surely!” Bossert answers promptly. But then he pauses to reflect. “I’d have to be convinced that Harvard valued the House system in the way my parents and my whole family did, as a community in which learning happened,” he adds. Heimert equivocates: “I think it would be very important to set clear boundaries between the public aspects...
...that’s the case, Monti’s statistics reflect well on the entire team. After all, she led the team in assists in all but one game and she leads the Ivy League with 6.6 per contest. She’s also been able to score when called upon, averaging 10 points per game over the Ivy season...